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sales process, commercial software versus open source
sample code, accelerating learning with
Santa Cruz Operation
SCO Group lawsuit
SCOsource
scratching a developer's personal itch
SCRUM
search capabilities on the Web
Searles, Doc
Secure Web Server for OpenVMS
security in web content management systems
self-service sites for customers
selling/marketing open source
Sendmail
Service Oriented Architectures (SOAs)
session management facilities
Shared Source Initiative (Microsoft)
shareware
Sheridan, Mike
SISSL (Sun Industry Standards Source License)
site administration for web content management systems
site design as evaluation factor
skill building
     opportunities for
     throughout the institution
     using commercial open source support providers
skill levels
     advanced
     as part of evaluating costs
     beginner
     defined
     expert
     intermediate
     risks and
skill set for open source
skills gap, reducing using automation
skills versus money
Smarty application server
SOAs (Service Oriented Architectures)
Software Cost and Risk model 2nd
software development process, managing with intranets
software, buying versus building
Solaris, open source version of
solutions for desktop space
SourceForge
SourceLabs
SpamAssassin 2nd
SpamBayes
SpamBayes Outlook plug-in
SpikeSource
stable IT systems, applying open source to 2nd
stages of open source projects
Stallman, Richard 2nd 3rd 4th
standards support as evaluation factor
state-based workflow on web sites
Stein, Greg
strategic investments
strategies, crafting for
     adopting open source
     applying open source
     managing open source
strong engineering practices and open source projects
Stroustrup, Bjarne
structured content types
submarine patents
subscription model of open source support
SugarCRM
Sun Industry Standards Source License (SISSL)
Sun Microsystems and open source Solaris
support costs for open source/commercial software
     elements of
support for open source
     Linux distributions and
     productization and
     using forums and weblogs
support issues, commercial software versus open source
supporting commercial software
system administration and open source
systems integrators
     creating custom features using